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Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
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A young man, a student in Bedouin
College, writes to ask "if special
course of study is necessary to perfec,
a young man in political argument"
Oh, no; one easy lesson Is all you
went. For instance, to say "Grove
Cleveland" is a knock down Republi
can argument, and TO say "Jim
Blaine" Is an unanswerable Demo
cratic argument. 'Old Bill Evarts'
is "chain of invulnerable logic? ant
sold Tom Bayard" is "scathing ar
fragment of the Administration ,
To say g. o. p" is "a restless tor
rent of matchless eloquence," and t
say "Snivel Service Reform" is Z"
pitiless thrust of brilliant and merci
less sarcasm" Just attend few meet
and then read the reports in tn
papers, son, and You'll soon periel
yourself in political argument.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

A juvenile mission eociable OF the
Central Pfesby terrain Church, called
1.-THE Daughters d the King" aud the
Children's Mission Band gave sccls
BILE In the parlors Of the Central Church
last evening. Five young ladies' In
costume, representing America, Japan
Ceylon Persia and the American In
dian, rendered very attractive mis.
sionA'y enterprise. America In The
co,tume Of Mics Columbia had the lead
ing part. Refreshments were served
aRd credible sum WAS realized for tn,
mission fund.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Q1ite an amusing boxing match took
place this morning at livery stable in
this city. A young lady recently NAL
ried boxed the ears OF her husband
boxed the ears of the superintendent OF
the stable. and ended, 1t Is said, By
boxing or trying to box the ears OF the
proprietor. She then proceeded to thu
city hall, threatening to get o warran
for the arrest of the entire party. Ii
this she failed, and peace rsigned in thu
locality.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Tho Cit.z sns' Association Gallo,
COMMUNICATED |

I
Please permit me, through
umns Of your paper, to ask,
Citlzsns' Association, but recd
aaniz,d, taks no action 10 the 4
ton frauds? Or was there,
udgeme Mt, no fraud perpetrsts(
the official me m bers OF said $50
define their position N this md
When | signed the book Of 4
ship. and paid the requisite 4
so with the understanding expl
the platform Ct said arRsnizat
Its object was, under oil circu1
| Of Encouragement or fraud,
been committed or perpelratet
management OF the city GOVT
by either Republicans or Dsmd
In vet tiga.s the same, and take
| ton As Is best adapted to C,r1
expose 1t. | would further as
nos said ass oc citation call Q mteV
appoint a committee Of thrt(
mt IN bers for each ward Of
whose mem bers shall be oil
which the committee represd
majority of said committee to|
vor of the political comple1lol
ward. Ths duty Of said 0
should be to Investigate tier
char scter Of ali mismsnagenl
frauds committed or perpelr1,
respective wafdr, and report
Their investigation to the ~
This would place the sssoclat1|
position to accomplish the
which i. was organized.
Anil
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
VIM be Comple.sd W ,tnout Delay.

Engineer Latrobe visited the new
bridge which Is being constructed over
the Brandy wine at Market street, . few
days since and showed tho builders
that In encroaohing on the property
claimed by the city, they bad departed
from his plans, and the work will now
bs pushed ahead witto out further delay.
His original plan gave ample room for
tbs approaches without touching the
fourteen feet Of disputed land, ard the
bridge will be completed as soon ~
possible, with the exception OF the foot
way on the east side OF the structure,
which can not DO finished until the
question OF ownership 10 settled.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
I no Markets,

King street market was crowded this
morning with buyers, and was we'll
supplied with ell kinds of prod uce in
season, the ruling prices Of which were
~ follows: Butter, % to % cents per
pound; eggs. % cents dozen; new pc.
tatees, IS TO IS cents n half peck; striDR
beans, IA cents half peck; radishes, 3
cents q bunch; lettuce, 3 cents head
tomatoes, IL TO ID cents q quar-; Gu
cum ers, 8 to cents each; spinach.
10 cents . half peck; asparagus. II
cents q bunch; green onions, cent =
bunch; cabbage, c TO 10 cents head
straw berries, 6 to 10 cents quart.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

The regular weekly r.fis match Of the
Wilmington Club VAS held ct their
grounds last Monday afternoon, but
owing to the unpleasant weather the
attendance was small, and even the at
traction Of badge day fsiled to draw
the memb ers out 3D. Newman made
= good score and WOO the badge. The
Standard American target was used 81
400 yards, and the following are the
scores out of . possible 100 points:
Badge Mstch-S j. Newman, 70
]. e. Newman, 81; W. A. Bacon, AZ
Record Match-S. j. Newman, rs
J. z. Newman, A; W. A. Bacon, ~.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Lemuel Ely Quigg, we'll known
journalist OF Flushing, l.. l., AMI 2 son
Of the Rev. j. B. Quise, OF the WI
miuston N. Z. Conference, Will De
married on Monday evening, June ~.
to Ethel g Wilma, . daughter OF Joseph
K. Murray, Of that town. me csfe'
mony will take place at 7:So o'clocE 10
|St. Georges church OF Elusning' Mr.
Qaige IL the Wall street reporter OF tho
New York Times.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
THIRD EDITION.


JoNph W. MoUAiu, killed by the loco
motivs boiler explosion NJ Chester, yes
terday morning, and located as board
ips 90 Galia.in stree., Chester, oeiopRs
to WilminRton. He 10 step son OF
Mrs Margaret Mccain, . liquor dealer
42e West Front street. He was ~ years
of age ON the 10th OF April. He wo' ked
several months previously at laboring
work for tbs E. Il . Company sno
them had stopped but he went to wors
n,aip about q month ago, his months
nav being abou. due him. The Fhiis
ielnh:a Press, In describing the results
ot ihe explosion, has the following IN re
ls,lon to the death Of young McCain:
DR. Stoever was standing ut the win
dow Of his drug store opposite. he saw
the whole occurrence and felt tue enocA
A large pane Of glass in his snow Win
dow was broken. 1t was 70 ME store
that all the injured men were taken,
and Il was on the floor Of this place that
Young Mccain died, Just fifteen MIN
utes after ne WAS brought there. Muir
phy was removed 10 the house OF Mrs.
Pepps |, on Edgmont avenue near Thir
Ieenth street, whero he boarded. The
doctors thought Il advisable TO have
him removed 10 his homo In Whining
ton.
Telegraph Operator Murphy had JUS
come out Of his room to give some In
stIuctions 10 Engineer Dixon. be Sale
yesterday that he never knew VIVA
struck him. he felt the shock. sav
the escaping steam, felt himself VIC
leutly thro Wn against the walls OF tn
station, and when he came 10 cor scioue
ness he found himself under pile Q
broken benches and plastering, witt
the body OF the dying MCCAIN JUS
within reach OF his hand. Murphy va
after wards lound, burned and bleeding
wandering dazed. like among tn
crowd, ana to one OF them be said
"For Gods sake, take me away some
where; l am hurt"
Young Benjamin, son OF the in)ure,
stationmaster, also had come out Will
some instructions for the conductor Q
the freight, when he was I'M ured; ~
father, who had just sold ticket I
Philadelphia to o lady, Also came on
ON the platform when he was throw
down and injured.
The fagman ut the Edgmont Avenu
crossing law tho whole occurrence
every thing just went tideways an
mp" he said, ''and ] saw the sspdbo
aId bell 20 sailing away through u
air" Mccain had stopped In to q
him fen minutes before, and 1t wi
the fia2man's papsr that the unfort
nate man was reading on the platte
when he was SO suddenly killed.
Mrs Mccain received word last nis
that 1t was her s;epson that was ktlle,
and that his bady would arrive at WI
mington at IL IS m. to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
sale Of Horses.

r. L Roberts will have n sale OF
horses OF Chester, Pa, on Thursday,
the 9th inst. In the lot are several fine
trotters. also one very fast PAGER and a
number Of good pullers, which are well
adapted for farm purposes or heavy car
riages. Stidham can describe theil
merits In good lie, and all Interested
10 the matter should attend the ealt
and listen attentivtiy TO his mellihuout
acnanta
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
"A Lucky WILMINGTON Waiter

A waiter In . Wilmington restaurant
has fallen heir to $86, 541. 23-'all THU gs
come to him who waits" But take
our advice, and don't walt rntU 1t lie
too late, but 60 IT once and purch ase
one of those beautiful outaway suits
for -. 30 At the famous Grand Central
Depot, and you'll have no occasion 10
regret IL,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Mr.. Moses I'm ows All About 1t.

"Ps, dear, what does nobby meap?''
"Sty lish. my dear" "Weli then, Pa,
your nose must be very stylish, for
Moses nose 1t, and says you have the
nobbiest nose In town." But this has
got nothing to do with those hobby little
suits made pleated, with bolts full
Norfolk" for So, at no other placs
than the famous Grand Central Depot
Fifth and Market streets, and don't yor
forget IL,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Will Not Take Place.

The proposed visit Of the mem bers of
the Grand Army and the militia 10
Camp Brinckle will not take place
Smy th and Grant Posts appointed q
CO mmittee on the matter, but as the
militia declined to take part the com
mittee decided that 1t was inexpedi len,
to take any further action.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Rau away
. ,.v moments before ! y, \

A few moments os ,Ssm I'D
| afternoon a single single, b ' snd Fri
a rns ' sa1ossd = driver I,l j,p g 9
wagon, aud In IT, ruS It i, 4
borte sttemp'tu " shop, y
U fsa Il though : T,n ssssiss
all s., to p5sss va, IN as5s'' sl d
over p1sei until she iOun d.. .
nm a friendly door e'ep.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Mon ey Returned.

The pocketbo)k lott by Mrs. Lynch
In the Madison street market, on Satur
day last, was found by G. r. LOWELL
and upon seeing 1t advertised he
promptly returned 1t to the owner. We
hope all others who may find articles
shat have been lost will be equally
honest.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Prompt PaIment.

1. N. Carson, sgt Mt Of the Prudensia
Insurance. Company Of America, pal a
to the widow OF VIM. H. Carroll, or
Tuesday evening, the rum Of 1928, bein !
the premium on q ANAL risk taken .
few days before be received the fal q
shot from FrAnkford's pistol.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

The Methodist ch ha1sn,, i
viii celebrate Chll Chm ns ,lI1
be- addressed in the them m', and
"a pastor, Rev. J; E. B,y IA The n'i
siding Elder Murray ss II ID
Al both OF these mss sng uss
will give recitA,lohs s, snt
other ways in tns ea, 10 lbi
siding elder viii pr Ca Ih,u ID
Grace church will o. s, s vii
rated and the e1efc''''
interesting. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Hall TO be Dedicated.

To morrow Friendship LocGl
L. o T., will dedicAis Ito
ct Ho ,kessin, and 1t 10 eIp1
the officers OF the Grand L'aI
State, with delegates from N
Newark, Brandysine ana Y
will he present They wlll ~
their arrival Ct HocEessln y
ship Lodge, who will escots ~ y
hall, The ceremonies VIII !,
at ii q. M, aud the Rsv' N9
ham. Past Graud OF Gau'isj
deliver an Grafton. There wy
and Instrumental music, snI
close Of the ceremony oinu'1
served IN the hall. Persons
attend frcrn this city can 'ss'|
At S.55a. IN. from Water ap}
| streets, and returning lesvs !
at Q 23 p. M. A Il meal ,s,' a. =,
lar, requested to bring tneif0'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
gold heads.
Parasols and Sun Shades,
as cents up.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Ho,,rth and Market streetA.
Fourth and Market streets.

.oRsALE-3 Oh 8 GERMANTOwN
Il carriages will DO sold for repairs a.
Iae carriage factory Of JOAN WALIhEh;
Agent, over Market Of. BRIDGE nov osieo
tor within 30 days. 1Aeou ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Joseph's BOndss''

No lees than SO peis'ns NV ~,
ing In Bsyoaid's mu.lc n pN
ganizs q musical and dramas
The following tficeI 'x MI n
w. j. Fisher, preslds.n',.... ,u
secretary; Flsd well v,s s!tT VI
tore, W, J F q s,,h naI ~ Fn|
Oloward, W. H. Glooo.s ssd
John Braunstfin a . ! a. nj
Adams. q. b Rhoad's "mu
LIZ elected musical a,n u nsul.t.
| Leslie Carpenter accom y !, sd,,t]
The meinb r llnm .utat
IN enced to rehesree w.! , ,hs ss rsl
eph's Bondage" ana , Ins, t hll
wi,h their aucceef ~ 'p'''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
He makes Every body Happy.

DR.. Dupree's cures OF .corns, buttons,
ingrOwinR nails and oth.r feet ills
brings Joy and comfort to al who visit
him. His parlors, 513 Market street,
Wilmington, are tLropRed day aud
evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

NYOTlUE-sooS SHARES NE W SERIES
~ Mechanics Building Z osn Stock lust
ifsued . I'd for ale. FIRST p ~ ment Cd tot
second tuesday in May. Alltpplicaionl
made to w. j. MORROW, Secretary, no
All Frsn ii street, Will receive prompt stten
zion. a22-eod.u
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Tomorrow promises to be from cloud 5
to clearing. With showers 10 some sec
lions and ais bit thermal char es. SINH
10y conditions will probably prevail OF
Friday.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Q-1ker Tea cures dvsptI STA. For So @
at Patent Medicine ID not 40s Market
rIre,t. 3D., COS ana Si.G. CIV. It 4
tri-l.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

When baby WAS sick, we gave her Cast0~ia,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she We them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

EmDrOlueTeu houcss soseo s'oo'
Here's another that maybe
you have heard of. All Of
our Embroidered Cloth and
Serge Robes to one price.
They are in soft, pretty
shades of tans, gray, modes,
garnet, blue, steel, brown
and bronze, panel fronts,
beaded designs, $3.50, plain
$3.50; the handsomest de-
signs and colorings this sea-
son, 10 yards material, IS
instead of IS 50 ana $3.50:
A fine pin stripe suiting,
tans and browns, only 3
!pieces. 40 in. wide, soc.
from 62bc.
| Twinkle! Twinkle! Twin
iklel
i Crinkle! Ctinkle! Crinkle
j They come and 60 in {
/ day and a night. Have 20,
bought a crinkle? You'e
Ibctter. ONLY cotton, to b,
sure. but pretty cotton, ane
cheap enough and higl
priced enough Tor every one
4 A hundred different shading,
neat, quiet, bright, pretty
ugly, everything. There
|; thousands of yards here tina
). must be sold.
81 Cream Crinkle, SC. from
lSc. Cream Crinkle. Sc. iron
I12ic. Colors in Crinkle, 2it
!, lirom l5c. Colors in Crinklt
:. 15c. from I8c. Cream Grin
lo kle, 1Sc. from 25c.
D. A beautiful line OF Saline
> lin fine French effects O
l,Ilight grounds, stylishly fig
e, e. ured and colored, 15c. lror
!. 25c.
Fl A few pieces only
.'..,Cream Canvas, II yare
= wide, 25;. A finer one %
:, A cream stripe Nuns We
e, ing, eoc.
Have you seen our ne
|styles of White Swi
,s:y Flouncings for ladies' dres
otles? They are bewilderin
he beautiful and elegant, l. / y
lie deep, from 81 to $2.25;
%. with narrow embroidery
he match. Truly q most (
"A a. witching hot weather dres
n viii you cover your ca
ID pets this summer with i
for ensa We have them here
all widths up to S yards vii
IN with hall and stairs to mate
la, The daisy is the latest il
ne,lported pattern.
ted Another (the 4.h) lot
per Pc Canton Mattings are on tn,
" way to US. This time
hen cheap ones, 1 &c., I3c, It
, 6s in white and fancy.
perl Has your little boy be
III fitted out yet with one
our "Sailor Suits?" One
s2 so and from that to f
''' Jersey and Cloth Sailor 81
och At Sc, blue and white. I
little fellow will surely
I'D pleased.
sec, sec Gloria Umbrellas h;
on come again, light and du
ble. What more, exc
sa,e r;,o2 ord that &c rio
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

at the Delaware House, No. 5l3 Market
s.: Get, thiE evening,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

state OF she Temperature
81 the REPUBLICAN office w day In th,
-haie:
O'clock 10 O'Clock IL o'cloob
63p 72c rs
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
VIM. B. SHARP { CO,
Fourth and Market SIS.

June-a busy month-all
nature blooming and bud
ding. Everybody busy get
ting ready for the coming
hot days. A good month
for buyers. A big bargain
month with us. 1t will do
you good to keep us in mind;
we are not asleep, we keep
rustling.
We bang down a lot OF
Batiste embroidered robe
dresses-a big bang too
you wouldn't care to be the
Importer of these goods. Too
many and a late season tell:
his story. Yours you'll find
below. Batiste Robes, think
of them, IA yards material
I41 yards wide embroidery
trimming; u yards narrow
Embroidery trimming Ecru:
and black grounds trimmed
|up in two shades ans, blues
Ireds and brown trimming
ICool, effective, pretty.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Dead and unfn0'shn

The almost de'o %sp ibs y
BAN ssl5l HeS 8 Ohio ohio, ' :. 'ss q
under constructor u . aawerth COZ
sss; s ~s sssi ia ., & s;' -
IL i1i !. sap supposed. ohln a~f'S @.a y
he body OF . co'O xa,ef sosa'
S ID ss,a b'ssrs 's' T,san !, 81
I uUsq usdy without jury
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Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

The losooo;iv.sssa \ q, s.,
a %aR9s'aa E ~ s'is e ' 81. \; !,
S Ssssss s arrive we're placed u
house,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Embroidered Robes, $500 from $50.
Embroidered Robes, $500 from so.
Embroidered Robes, 49, from $50.
Embroide' ed Robes, $3.50 from 40.
Embroidered Robes, $50 from 7.o,.
Embroidered Robes, SIS from ETC.
Embroidered Robes, s4.0) from 40.
Embroidered Robes, s. OF from 500.
oEmbroid .red Robes, $50 from 5000.
Embroidered Robes, s.. 90 from : 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-20
THE HEDGEHOG.
Peculiar Little Creature which Ia Not
Affected by Animal Poisons.

A Peculiar Little Creature which Is Not
Affected by Animal Poisons.
A gentleman states that he has seen,
and that often, a tame hedgehog in his
possession run toward the wall of an
area, and without a moments pause
for preparation, throw itself off, con-
tracing at the same instant into a ball,
in which state it reached the ground
from height of about fourteen feet.
So softly did it fall that after only a
few moments it unfolded itself, and did
not creep but ran away.
On one occasion Mr.. LEM saw a
fight between hedgehog and viper.
When the hedgehog came near and
smelt the snake-for with these ami
mails the sense of sight is obtuse-she
seized it by the head, and held it fast
between her teeth, but without SEEM
ing to do it much harm, for,
having disengaged its head, it as
sumed a furious and threatening
attitude, and Kissing violently, in
flicted several severe bites on the
hedgehog. The little animal did not
viper, nor seem to care much about
them. At last, when the reptile was
tired by its efforts, she again seized it
by the head, which she ground between
her teeth, COMPRISING the fangs and
glands of poison, and then eating every
part of the body.
1t is most interesting fact, and one
which you may not have heard before
in the natural history of this ami
NAL, that the most violent animal
poisons take no effect upon it-a fact
which renders it of peculiar value in
forests, where it appears to destroy a
great number of noxious reptiles. This
! fact was vouched for by M. LEM, and
afterward confirmed by Doctor Buck
land. M. LEM says that he had in his
house a hedgehog, which he kept in a
large box, and which soon became very
tame and familiar. He often put into
the box some adders, which it attacked
fercely, Selling them indifferently by
he head, the body or the tail; and he
states that it did not appear afraid or
embarrassed when they coiled them
selves around its body Golden Days,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-20
IN dtlons and individuals alike fail

Nations and individuals alike fail
to ruin when they forget Cod and
60 into vain idolatries of self-gratifi-
cation. The best histories which have
come down to us have been written by
men who felt profoundly this convic-
ton. For one thing, and a rather i'm
portant one in such matter, they were
afraid to tell lies.-J. 4. Froude, IN
Youths Companion.
And now a chemist has found
arsenic in clothing Not content with
adulterating our food, they must put
poison in the clothes we wear. The
time seems to have arrived when a
mans life is not safe unless he stops
eating and swears off wearing clothes
p S.-We shall continue to wear
clothes, anyway-poison or no poison
-NorriStOUn herdtd.
Miss Etymology, will you please
inform me why the Russian language
contains such a superfuity of conso-
nants?" asked a Harlem schoolgirl of
her teacher THAT is an enigma, {"
replied the teacher. "Can anybody en-
lighen meP' A bright-eyed boy, whose
father is contributor 10 London Punch,
answered.: II think know" swell,
my boy, what is itp'' Because the
Russians think that vowel play is only
fair in war" The teacher presented
him with an Afghan tidy as token
that she was worsted. N Y. journal.
Papa, do chickens always go to
|. the country to spend the summerp' in
Tquired precoclous Cass farm lad of
six when the hOuSe was filed with
guests at a dinner-party the other day.
!. "Bless me, no. What put such an odd
fancy into your little head, Georgie?"
''Why, l was out in the kitchen this
morning when you kissed our girl, Jane,
and when she turned red in the face
and pretended to be mad, heard you
tell her that she should have new silk
dress when the old hen went to the
country for the summer - Detroit Jour
nal.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-20

The Christ Episcopal Church build
ing on Canal street, in New Orleans,
was sold at auction recently for $40, 000
The building will be torn down and a
business block will be erected in its
place. The congregation will build a
new church edifice uptown. This con-
gregation was the first Protestant So
ciety organized in the Southwest, and
the ground on which the church build
ing stands was the gift of Judah Touro,
the Hebrew philanthropist. - N. O.
Times.
Teachers in England are making
an effort to secure the election of some
of their number to Parliament in order
that certain reforms demanded by
them may be more earnestly advocated
on the floor of the House of Commons.
The American teachers, who likewise
have grievances which they would be
pleased to have Congress consider,
ought to profit by this example. 1t is
surely possible to make room for a
teacher in the National Assembly.-Chi-
cago Current
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-20

We will pay your fare from any part OF
United States to Portland and hotel expenses
while here If we do not produce indisputable
evidence from well-known bankers, doctors
lawyers. merchants and farmers as to our re-
liability in the cure of reduceable rupture OIL
hernia. without knife, needle or sharp instru.
ment. You are secure against accident from
teed permanent or money refunded. You can
work every day no matter what your occupa-
ton, without DANGER or Inconvenience. Con.
situations free. Office hours from 10 to daily.
Correspondents will enclose stamp for reply
and address Drs. Forden & Luther, rooms and
g. First National bank. Portland, Oregon.
Mention this paper.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-05-20

II would not live always" No: not II
disease is to make my life daily burden.
But 1t need not, good friend, and will not
If you will be wise in time. How many
OF our loved ones are Wondering in the
dust who might have been spared for
years. The slight cough was unheeded.
the many symptoms of disease that lurked
within were sighted and death came. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" can
not recall the dead, though it has snatched
numbers from the verge of the grave, and
will cure consumption in its earlier stages.